Alpine Ski World Cup moves to Flachau, Lara Colturi competes in slalom

The next stage of the Women’s Alpine Ski World Cup, the 20th race of the 2025–2026 season, will take place in Flachau, Austria.
The spotlight will be on Albanian skier Lara Colturi. She will compete in the slalom on January 13. The first run starts at 17:45, and the second run at 20:45, according to the Albanian Ski Federation.
Colturi comes to Flachau after her races in Kranjska Gora, Slovenia. She finished 6th in the giant slalom at the World Cup there. She did not finish the slalom race.
After 17 of 37 races this season, the 19-year-old ranks 8th overall in the World Cup standings with 402 points. Slalom is her strongest discipline, with 280 points, placing her third. She has 122 points in the giant slalom.
Colturi leads the “Stars of the Future” category. She is far ahead of her rivals, confirming her status as one of the most promising talents in alpine skiing.
The Flachau race will be another key test. She aims to consolidate her positions in the overall and discipline standings and continue her strong trend this season.
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